that trump s legal team also filed a motion to fight the subpoena on the grounds of executive privilege, basically that the president and his senior aides can have internal communications that don t have to be shared. this is a separate matter pence s legal time is trying to block it on. pence s team did not comment, nor did the justice department. what i m told pence is doing with this is basically trying to block the testimony they believe is related and pertains to his legislative actions on that day, how he was acting as president of the senate. that could potentially cover a pretty broad swath of his testimony. they re not saying he won t testify overall but that is the argument they re making. we ll see if the former vice president is successful in that. he has written a book where he talked about things that happened leading up to and on january 6th that could potentially complicate this fight when it comes to the former president and to pence himself with this motion.
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Majority of our violent crimes in jackson are interpersonal. so that is a very difficult matter to police. so we re trying to intercede or stop this cycle where people are taking permanent solutions to temporary problems and bring other resources and other forms of intervention to the table in order for it to help residents. one of the bill s chief sponsors, trey lamar, denies any racial motivation, saying the bill is an effort to address crime in jackson is soaring and there s a backlog in the courts. how do you respond? first and foremost, we just listened to the testimony of cliff johnson today of the macarthur justice foundation, that did an actual true data d comparison of the backlogs in comparison to other counties in mississippi. you find there isn t a significant backlog in comparison to other places.
Are expected momentarily in one of the key races that will determine control of congress. we re following all of the contests that remain up in the air tonight as the country awaits the final midterm results. let s go to cnn s senior national correspondent sara sidner. she s in phoenix, arizona, maricopa county. sara, what s the latest you re hearing? look, we have about 15 minutes before we re expecting to see another significant drop that you will see of votes. in other words, these are votes that have been counted. they were early mail-in votes from friday, saturday, sunday, that have been counted. could be anywhere up to 89,000 potential votes that come in. that isn t a significant number, as you know. about 1.6 million votes in this county. this is the most populated county in all of arizona. so, you ve got that situation going on here. there are still election workers of course here.